Strathmaddie Farm Cottage ref: CC537103

Palnure by Newton Stewart, Dumfries & Galloway

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Strathmaddie Farm Cottage, Palnure by Newton Stewart

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Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Pets allowed

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Dishwasher
Enclosed Garden/Patio
Garden / Patio
Pets – no charge
Romantic Getaways
Woodburning Stove
WiFi
Coastal within 5 miles

Description

Strathmaddie Farm Cottage is a beautiful barn conversion nestled at the foot of Cairnsmore of Fleet in the Galloway Hills. It boasts a commanding position, being elevated between the lower woodlands and fertile coastal farming lands of Wigtown Bay. With excellent views of the beautiful estuary and surrounding bay, the cottage offers a wonderful experience to all those who enjoy and appreciate a cosy countryside retreat. The location could not be better; close to the UK’s largest forest park which offers a myriad of activities from walking and climbing to fishing and wildlife watching and of course the world renowned 7Stanes mountain biking experience.

Accommodation details

Ground floor

The accommodation within this lovely light and spacious cottage is all on one level, has electric under-floor heating and comprises:
Spacious vestibule for outdoor clothes and footwear.
Sitting room:   with wood-burning stove, Freesat TV and DVD player. A lovely room with several windows including patio doors enjoying beautiful views over Wigtown Bay.
Kitchen / diner: with electric oven and electric ceramic hob, microwave, larder fridge, smal freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom 1:  with super-king size bed
Bedroom 2:   with two single beds
Bathroom:   with shower over extra large bath, WC and wash basin.
Outbuilding: with tumble dryer

First floor

Second floor

Third floor

Fourth floor

Facilities

All electricity included. First supply of fuel for wood-burning stove provided. Bed linen and towels supplied. Wi-fi facility available.

Miscellaneous

Enclosed terrace with lovely patio area boasting delightful views of the Cree estuary and the Machars Peninusla. Outbuilding houses a tumble dryer and gives ideal storage space for mountain bikes and fishing rods etc. Off road parking for 2 cars.

Nearest town

Newton Stewart
Shops

4 Miles
Distance

5 Miles
Restaurant

5 Miles
Nearest railway station

Barrhill
Pub

4 Miles
Railway station distance

23.0 miles
Lake

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About the local area

Not so many people have really seen the night sky in all its glory but The Galloway Forest Park has recently won a prestigious award as being only one of only four places in the world to view the night sky so clearly. If you are aching to see the Milky Way then come and visit!
Laggan Outdoor Centre is a great day out for adrenalin junkies and one go on the mountain balling experience will leave you addicted. For lovers of wildlife the area is a haven and when relaxing on the patio you may be rewarded by glimpses of buzzards, roe and red deer, pheasants, swallows, goldfinches, owls and if you are lucky the elusive fox. Visitors to this area of Scotland are amazed at its beauty and temperate climate and so few people; we hope you will agree that it’s a secret well worth keeping! The coast line spans for over 200 miles with dramatic cliffs, amazing seascapes and sandy beaches just perfect for that tasty barbecue! During the year there is a huge programme of events from Spring Fling where local artists’ open their studios, to music festivals, exhibitions and local traditions. The annual Riding of The Marches is an exciting event and the brolly parade at Kirkcudbright’s jazz festival is a colouful extravaganza. The Galloway Hills offer exceptional walking far away from the madding crowd and for those who wish to accompany a group of walkers the annual Newton Stewart walking festival is a must. For those who enjoy a spot of line dancing then come along and enjoy the Creetown country music festival.

Things to do nearby

River Urr

At 35 miles long, the River Urr has plenty of good sights to fish on. Again salmon and trout are common here but the river is one of only three in Scotland which allows fishing until the end of November.

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The Machars Cycling Routes

These routes make up a collection of quiet roads which allow you to experience the local moorland, sea and wildlife from the area whilst taking in a little local heritage on the way.

Cycling around Drumlanrig Castle

Set in vast woodland, Drumlanrig Castle really is a stunning place to go riding.

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Drumlanrig Castle

Commissioned in 1691 by William Douglas, Drumlanrig Castle is set in a magnificent 90,000 acres of land including a Country Park and Victorian Garden.

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Moffat Fishery

The flyfishing on offer at the Moffat Fishery is second to none with its peaceful location in the rolling Scottish Borders.

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Loch Ken

Loch Ken is located in the heart of Dee Valley and has historically been a thriving area for Pike with the famous Kenmure pike caught back in 1798 being said to weigh in at a huge 72lbs.

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Galloway Activity Centre

Offering sailing, windsurfing and a whole host of other water bourne activities.

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7 Stanes Mountain Bike Trails

For riders of all ability and confidence the 7 Stanes are a series of mountain bike trail centres around the South of Scotland. The centres offer all different kinds of trails from woodland routes to rapid downhill.

Buittle Reservoir

Between Dalbeattie and Castle Douglas, Buittle Reservoir is well stocked monthly bringing you fantastic trout fishing.

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River Bladnoch and Tarf Water

Well renowned for its spring salmon fishery, the River Bladnoch also has a good amount of summer salmon making fishing on here a real treat.

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River Cree

The River Cree rises from Loch moan before taking its path through woodland and moors before joining the sea near Newton Stewart.

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